Overview of the AGPT program
Last revised: 15 Dec 2025
To be eligible to start general practice terms, registrars must have successfully completed at least two years of hospital terms in accredited Australian or New Zealand hospitals as a foundation for general practice training and to develop an understanding of the integration of primary and secondary care. For registrars in the 2025 AGPT Program and earlier cohorts this includes mandatory hospital rotations (medicine, surgery, emergency medicine and paediatrics) in the five years prior. For registrars in the 2026 AGPT Program or later cohorts this includes general registration, further hospital experience (refer to the AGPT Registrar Handbook: Assessment of readiness for general practice) and satisfactory demonstration of paediatric competence in the five years prior. Some registrars may apply for recognition of prior learning experience (RPLE) for hospital time previously completed and start their AGPT Program in general practice. Without RPLE a registrar starts their training in hospital.
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